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From Rolex and Omega to Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin and Patek Philippe, the world of fine watchmaking[…]

Men are increasingly wearing diamonds in everything from understated wedding bands and cufflinks to bold Cuban-link bracelets[…]

Rare blue diamond from South Africa’s Cullinan Mine demonstrates why colour, origin and rarity can transform a[…]

Diamonds can survive for billions of years. Their stories, however, can sometimes disappear for generations. Some diamonds[…]

A diamond can resist being scratched while still being capable of chipping, fracturing, cleaving or breaking if[…]

Selling a piece of jewellery is rarely just a financial decision. Whether you are selling because of a[…]

The pear shape, sometimes called a teardrop cut, combines characteristics of the round brilliant and marquise cuts.[…]

Fine jewellery is designed to be worn and enjoyed, but even the best-made piece will experience wear[…]

For generations, the traditional diamond engagement ring has been dominated by the classic colourless stone. But the[…]